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The Sidelines IS by Otck «aHH( Congratulations to Coaches Ludwing and Partenheimer and the Warriors for winning the Kankakee Holiday , Playing four games in three days and out iv ™stlmg every opponent shows the kind of shape these hoys are in, and their caliber of play. They put on quite a display for the Kankakee folks, and were by far the class team of the tournament. A tip of the fedora goes to Steve Koerber who was picked as the tourney's Most Valuable Player. It went unnoticed to most of us but Steve hit the 1,000 career point total with his final free throw against Marian Catholic. Steve came back and picked up 22 more against Kankaee Eastridge in the final game and now totals, 1,022 for his career as a Warrior. In checking the records it seems as if Steve is the first Warrior in history to gather in 1,000 points. It averages out to nearly 20 points per game every game Steve has played, and all I can add is that is some shooting. The Warriors had a good year in 1975. They went 20 and 2, losing to Rockford Harlem in double overtime last March in the Sectional, and losing their opening game this season to West Aurora. They had a 15 game winning streak broken by Harlem, and now have an 11 game string going into tonight's game against Mundelein. I have been asked a question I cannot answer. Why don't the Warriors have more fans at their home games? The crowds have been pretty slim this season. The Upper Gym has not been opened since "Orange Nite" last season against Crystal Lake. I would like to pose this question to you so called fans? Last year in the Belvidere Regional and the Rockford Sectional we had over 1,000 fans in attendance. Yet we have a winning team and can muster students and adults alike about 500 or so people at home games. With 2,300 students the gym should be packed every night there is a game, and along with the fair weather fans standing room only should be a reality. Zion, North Chicago, and Libertyville have full houses at every game, surely oursfans are as faithful and loyal as those fans. It would be different if the team was 1 and 11, but the situation is just reversed. Let's back this fine Warrior team. For you wrestling fans the Warriors of Marty Sobczak are at Mundelein tonight. They had a fine tournament at Harvard, and would like your support also. Several weeks ago we mentioned the generosity of both the cross country and football squads in regards to the cheerleaders. It has come to my attention that the cheerleaders instead of giving one another gifts at their annual Christmas Party, took the money and provided a needy family in the area with food and gifts. Who says our young people in McHenry are a selfish lot? I'm sure the family appreciated this gesture, and know the girls will feel better for it. Sure hope that our friend Marie will not stay too inactive. Will miss her smile and pleasant hello at the Plaindealer office. She turned many mistakes on the sport pages into something readable. I speak from experience. Our man about town Wayne Gaylord put up his slippers and trotted down to the finals of the Kankakee tourney. I can't believe that his good wife Mary did all the driving, especially in that weather. Warriors are rated 14th in Chicago Area and 21st in the State Ratings for class AA schools. In checking the records we find that McHenry High entered Ihe North Suburban in the fall of 1953. Their first conference win was over Zion Benton by the score of 45 to 44. ' In their first season in the conference the Warriors finished 7 and 7 With Cliff Fulton at the helm. Barrington won the title with a 14 and 0 record. Other teams in the league were: Crystal Lake, Lake Forest, Warren, Libertyville, and Woodstock. Here is the lineup for the first Warrior win in the North Suburban. MCHENRY'S FIRST GAME IN NORTH SUBURBAN • DEC. 1953 MCHENRY fg ZION BENTON jS Name » Comstock Blake Yokely Ford Barbier Freund Offeling Totals Reiner Doty Brimingham Zoephel McCulloch Cliff • Totals McHenry.^ Zion Benton Reservations For Bowling Classic Close January 15 Reservations for choice dates and squad times in Barney Hochstadter's 36th annual Six- Game Individual Classic, opening Jan. 17, will close on Thursday, Jan. 15, according to executive secretary Paul Krumske. The meet, for men and women* league bowlers with averages under 186, will run 46 days over 24 weekends in Spencer's Marina City Bowl, 300 North State street, here, only a five-minute walk from Chicago's famous loop or downtown area. • Bowlers from at least 15 states, including Illinois and the Chicago area in particular, already have made reser­ vations to compete in the richest event for bowlers with restricted averages. Top prize will be $10,000, based on an estimated entry of 3,000 bowlers. Second prize will be worth $5,000, and third, $2,500. Although reservations will close Jan. 15. Secretary Krumske reminds bowlers that they can enter the Classic up until a half hour before the * meet opens on Saturday. Jan. 17. Noon-time Jah. 17 is when entries officially close. Saturday squads are at 12:30, 3, and 5:30 p.m. Same times will prevail on Sundays with also a fourth squad carded for 8 p.m. There will be no bowling on Easter or Mother's Day to permit bowlers to be with their families on those two Sundays. There still are openings on most of the squads, according to Executive Secretary Pf 5 4 4 3 0 1 1 tp 3 6 3 17 9 6 1 15 15 18 45 PAGE PLAINPEALERfcFRIPAV. JANUARY 9. 1976 NORTH SUBURBAN CONFERENCE BaikelbaH fteMlta- 1-4-76 Team McHenry 3 0 301 172 * Libertyville 3 " 0 197 136 * North Chicago 3 0 191 > 1S3 * Zion Benton 2 1 its 172 Crystal Lake 1 2 173 199 s Mundelein 1 2 189 199 •re Dundee 1 2 173 ISO * Barrington 1 2 164 - ias Crown 0 3 137 iao 7% Lake Forest 0 3 172 203 4 A FIGHTING EFFORT by Warrior Mark Rogers (bottom) was successful in preventing Rob Weiland of winning by a pin. Mark, in his first varsity match, escaped from the pin attempt and lost by an 8-4 decision. The Warrior team won the meet by a 29-11 score to increase their overall record to S-4. They are aa even .59 conference meets with a 2-2 record. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYIXJRD) Women's Bicentennial Bowling Tournament LADIES TUES. NITE 7 P.M. BOWLING LEAGUE 1-6-76 Average or better: Bette O'Brien 188 - 533; M. Diedrich 411; JoAnne Plucinski 402; C. Buenzli 462; Mae Collis 434; Jo Zwierzynski 423; Ron Romkowske 461; Cathie Freund 440; M. Cook 444; Nel Fidler 451; Barb Hansen 438; Joan Buss 439; C. Boro 502; Grace Steindorfer 474; C. Michels 453; Petie Heck 411; Kathy Miller 455; K. Bonato 360; Van Diedrich 426; D. Bauml 443; D. Beckenbough 437. Railroads: Jo Zwierzynski 5- 10; Cathie Freund 5-7; Ethel Low 2-7-10. v The Make-Ups team of Chicago and Galesburg's Liz Shy made bold attacks to capture top title spots in the first of 15 weekends of the Illinois Women's Bowling Association Bicentennial Tournament. The Make-Ups put together 2,804 pins in Saturday's opener at Town & Country Lanes for the actual high, led by Georgia Mclnnes' 630, plus Betty Hands, 573; Norma Donahue, 505; Queen Tatum, 559, and captain Lula Stutts, 536. The handicap division also is headed by Make-Ups on 3,071, eight pins better than Palmer Body Shop of Cambridge. Sunday at Lockport's Strike 'n Spare Lanes, Tatum, en­ tering at a 175 average, rolled 565, and Mclnnes, in at 181, a 530 to combine for 1,095 pins and the scratch doubles top position. Shy was anything but that, charging into three first places. Her 594 -high in scratch singles- assisted in the actual all- events lead on 1,712 pins, also from a team 513 and doubles 605. Shy, in at a 178 average, heads the handicap all-events by nine sticks on 1,865. Havana's Betty Lascelles and Rosalyn Bridges paired for 1,248 Sunday to take the han­ dicap advantage away by one pin from Rosemary Huttenhoff of New Lenox and Babe Zaremba of Joliet. Zaremba's Saturday high 672 in singles also was victim to a later at­ tack. Shirley Johnson, 162- average Kewanee kegler, took over-by six pins on a, 678, built from a basic 588 ( 211-201-176). The initial IWBA weekend did not have a full schedule, the week-earlier start necessary because of the by-far record entry in all divisions Con­ centrated competition begins Saturday with an all-Joliet Area WBA squad following (he IWBA Junior Invitational and opening ceremony at Town & Country Lanes. Scorers Team FG FT Total I.Boyle t Mun 27 18 . ( 72 2. Ya Through NC 29 7 1 66 3 Judsort " ZB 23 18 94 4. Woods ZB 23 13 99 5. Rossman Bar 17 23 if 6. Mosolino C.L 23 8 34 7. Pearson C L 34 6 34 8. B Erickson Lib „ 19 13 SI 9. Koerber McH N 22 5 . 49 10. Trkla L.F. 30 6 46 11. Miller Dun 16 9 41 12. Ludwig McH 17 6 40 13. Green • Lib 16 • 9 40 14. Heiring Mun 18 4 40 15. Cowan L.F. 12 14 38 16. Reilly McH 17 3 37 17 Terrill Bar 16 5 37 X $ I I Report Proposed Legislation Horsemen Association Sets Annual Meeting Krumske. He can be reached by phone at (312 ) 527-0747, week days only between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. An educated man can argue without losing his temper- and without resort­ ing to abusive adjectives. A comprehensive report on p r o p o s e d c o u n t y - w i d e legislation affecting ownership of horses will be given at the annual meeting of the McHenry C o u n t y H o r s e m e n ' s association, scheduled for Sunday, Jan. 11. The meeting will begin at l p.m. at Exhibit Hall D of the McHenry county fairgrounds, located on High­ way 47 in Woodstock. The program for the meeting also includes featured talks by officials of the Illinois Hooved Animal Humane society and reports by members of the MCHA Executive board. Members of the association and all other owners of horses affected by the- proposed legislation are encouraged to attend the meeting. The proposed ordinance particularly applies to (Miners of horses and dogs^ and operators of stables and ken­ nels, both private and com­ mercial,- said Ross Poore, resident of the McHenry y H o r s e m e n ' s associatton. "It appears to us that there is a serious effort under* way to zone horses out of the county," Poore said. "While this new legislation is quite different than the or­ dinance written two years ago, the intent essentially is the same." Poore said it is likely the legislation will come before various township bodies for discussion and a vote in the coming weeks and months. He urged concerned residents to be alert to meetings in their townships. A slide presentation on cases that have come before the Illinois Hooved Animal Humane society will be given at the MCHA annual meeting by Ann Daugherty, an investigator for the soceity. She will be introduced by Lillian Wirtz, McHenry county investigator. Cape Gulbransen, president of the society, will outline steps to take in bringing animal abuses to the attention of the Society. A question and answer session will follow their presentations. . Also at the meeting, mem­ bers of the MCHA executive board will give a full report on their acitivities for 1975. Introduced at the meeting will be plans for 1976 programs "We're enlarging our activities and redesigning the association to give all the members an opportunity to participate in activities of special interest to them," Poore explained. "Until now, the main acitivity of the association has been providing information on legislation and other matters affecting horse owners. We will be expanding this acitvity while beginning many new programs," Poore said. TOURNEY CHAMPS - The Parkland Junior high varsity basketball lean captured their first championship in their school history, by beating defending champions Johasburg In the aanaal American Legion Tournament, 34-25. Enroute to the finals. Parkland defeated McHenry Junior high 39-28 in a close contest. The team, standing, are l-r Jim Conner*. Dan Holla a. Harold Boetter, Lenny Jenson, Tony Sroka, Rich Hager, Jim Johnson. Coach Ebermaa. Jeff Rhode. Jim Butler. Ken Huffar. Hans Larsen. Steve Bremer. Len Ptklor, Rick Blerman. 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